Understanding Provisioning Models - Basic, Standard, & Advanced
Created on: Jun 9, 2008 6:17 PM by Michele Gartner - Last Modified: Jul 21, 2008 4:10 PM by Michele Gartner
The provisioning models include Basic, Standard, and Advanced models. See the table below to understand each model.
Note: Basic was previously called SMB mode. Standard and Advanced were referred to as Enterprise mode.
Capability | Basic | Standard | Advanced |
|---|---|---|---|
Client manageability features | All | All | All |
Client provisioning | Manual | Automated or manual multiple methods | Automated or manual multiple methods |
Required enterprise infrastructure | DNS and DHCP typical |
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Client security | HTTP Digest | HTTP Digest |
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Management traffic encryption | None | None | Digital Certificates (Optional) |
Secure network connectivity | None | None | 802.1X, NAC, NAP (optional) |
Client configuration maintenance | One-to-one | One-to-many | One-to-many |
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